Chad Prevost is author of two collections of poems: A Walking Cliché Coins a Phrase (forthcoming, Plain View 2008), and Snapshots of the Perishing World (WordTech/Cherry Grove 2006). He is Co-Editor of Evensong: Contemporary American Poets on Spirituality (Bottom Dog) and the forthcoming Breathe: 151 Contemporary Odes. His poems have appeared in places such as: Hunger Mountain, Rosebud, Mid-American Review, The Connecticut Review, The South Carolina Review, and Puerto Del Sol, as well as in recent anthologies Family Matters: Poems of our Families, Poets in the Their 30s, and Bear Flag Republic: California Prose Poems. Chad is Editor and Co-Founder of C&R Press. He has been a contributing editor to the Chattahoochee Review since 2004, and is a regular “local” at the Meacham Writers Workshop. Before moving to Chattanooga, Chad lived in Atlanta where he founded Terminus Magazine, and received a Ph.D. from Georgia State’s Creative Writing Program. He teaches as assistant professor of English at Lee University where he has taught since 2004.

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